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(Letter) Why Has 'China Bashing' Become So Popular?

August 1, 2008 by Charles Liu 14 Comments

Alan Miller of Huffington Post explains the rise in negative reporting on China, and the bigger picture beyond the Olympics. … [Read more...] about (Letter) Why Has 'China Bashing' Become So Popular?

(Letter from Netizen) WTO Talks Collapsed

July 30, 2008 by Guest 1 Comment

The Doha round of WTO talks in Geneva collapsed on Tuesday. It was the US vs. India and China, without being able to resolve their differences in farm products. In my view, it’s a good thing that the talks collapsed because the real benefits of the proposed deal to developing countries were minimal but risks were very high indeed. India pulled the plug, with China … [Read more...] about (Letter from Netizen) WTO Talks Collapsed

(Letter) 50 Cent Commentators Fueling More Protest?

July 23, 2008 by Charles Liu 7 Comments

Commentators paid by the Chinese government to influence public opinion on-line may have fueled the latest protest against Fox, says an insider at one Blog site. Rumors of Fox News anti-black message traveled quickly across the Internet, and has even garnered attention from celeberities. According the this source, after the alleged success of inciting a major incident over … [Read more...] about (Letter) 50 Cent Commentators Fueling More Protest?

(Letter from Ali baba) Quizhou’s jamboree bonfire

July 21, 2008 by Guest 4 Comments

大陆[强国论坛]检索“贵州瓮安事件” (博讯北京时间2008年6月29日 转载) 强国论坛 translate Strong Nation Forum ,on http://www.people.com.cn,the official website of People’s Daily,is one of the extreme nationalistic forum in mainland China.On 20-June morning,Hu jin-tao went on-line for 15 minutes,resulting in tens of thousands of netizens,all log-in onto that web page and try to have a chat with Hu,”Brother … [Read more...] about (Letter from Ali baba) Quizhou’s jamboree bonfire

Is there xenophobia in China? If yes, what is it like?

July 17, 2008 by bianxiangbianqiao 57 Comments

Chinese people (like all people) have stereotypes about different groups. Within China, Northerners view those from the south as sneaky and lack sincerity. Southerners believe those from the north are lazy and unintelligent. Chinese stereotypes are held more strongly and more widely spread. The Chinese tend to over-generalize from a few individuals’ behaviors to the … [Read more...] about Is there xenophobia in China? If yes, what is it like?

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